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23/05/2026

The Tulip Stairs 🌷 are the first centrally unsupported stairs in England, copying a Venetian model. The stone treads lock perfectly into each other and the wall, requring no central struktúra and creating the famous upwards view.

The striking wrought-iron rail has been restored to its original smalt blue. It has long been described as showing tulips but they are probably lilies, the royal flower of France, in compliment to Henrietta Maria.

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📍 Queens House, UK
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28/04/2026

Is this Hamburg’s best-looking bridge?

If you’re looking for the ultimate insider tip for photography in Hamburg, there is only one answer: the Old Harburg Elbe Bridge.

This stunning steel arch construction has a way of fascinating you every single time. Whether it’s wrapped in thick fog, covered in fresh snow, or glowing under the deep red of a winter evening sky, this spot never misses. While it looks timeless in black and white, it truly takes on a “very special touch” the moment the industrial lamps flicker on at twilight.

📍 Alte Harburger Elbbrücke, Hamburg
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25/04/2026

When minimalism meets reflection 💛

📍 Puerto de Tazacorte, Spain
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12/04/2026

Here‘s why you should always lookup to the sky 📸

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09/04/2026

Don’t miss this mesmerizing symmetry spot in India, located deep within the heart of the Mysore Palace!

The Ambavilasa (Durbar Hall) is a masterpiece of Indo-Saracenic design, featuring a rhythmic progression of gold-leafed pillars and checkered marble that creates a flawless vanishing point.

Completed in 1912 by architect Henry Irwin, this stone structure replaced an original wooden palace that was destroyed by fire during a royal wedding in 1897.
The architecture is a brilliant fusion of Hindu, Mughal, and Gothic styles, specifically designed by the Wodeyar dynasty to be both fireproof and grand.

For photographers, the hall offers incredible leading lines and intricate stained-glass ceilings imported from Scotland. To get the best shot, align your frame perfectly with the center floor tiles to emphasize the intentional geometry that leads directly toward the royal throne.

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01/04/2026

Train symmetry 🚊 1 - 3 Which photo is your favorite? 💚

📸 Photos by .bernardino

20/03/2026

The church that‘s still not finished after 140 Years…

Barcelona’s Sagrada Família is not just a church - it’s a living masterpiece. Designed by Antoni Gaudí, construction began in 1882 and continues to this day, making it the longest-running architectural project in modern history.

Blending Gothic and Art Nouveau styles, its towering spires and nature-inspired details are unlike anything else in the world.

Gaudí envisioned 18 towers and filled the interior with tree-like columns and vibrant stained glass, creating a space that feels both spiritual and surreal.

To mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Antoni Gaudí on June 10, 2026, all six central towers (including the 172.5-meter-high Jesus Christ Tower) as well as the main facades are scheduled to be completed. With this, the basilica will officially become the tallest church in the world.

The final decorative elements and the monumental Glory Facade are expected to be completed by 2034.

Best time to visit?

- Go early in the morning (around 9 AM) or
- late afternoon (after 4 PM), preferably on weekdays.

Spring and autumn offer the best weather with fewer crowds. Secure your tickets online to skip the lines.

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13/03/2026

Is this the best symmetry spot in the Netherlands!? 🇳🇱

Vogelobservatorium Tij in Stellendam is a giant, 7-metre-tall, egg-shaped bird hide that is reached via a tunnel. The access route and Tij itself provide a myriad of natural spectacles.

Inside the Tij, you will be afforded a fantastic architecture to take amazing symmetrical photos! 📸

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📍 Vogelobservatorium Tij, NL
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12/02/2026

Nestled by the Danube, Budapest’s Parliament is a Gothic Revival marvel, designed by Imre Steindl and completed in 1904 🇭🇺

Its intricate architecture echoes Hungary’s history, from imperial days to the modern republic. With 691 rooms, including a majestic dome and ornate chambers, it’s a testament to the nation’s resilience and grandeur.

A symbol of elegance and significance, it captivates visitors with its opulence and historical allure.

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📍 Budapest Parliament Building

10/02/2026

Which photo is your favorite? 📸

Manfred is a photographer who explores the art of symmetry through carefully composed frames that blend urban streets, architectural giants, and aerial perspectives. His work focuses on balance, rhythm, and precision, turning everyday city scenes into calm, graphic compositions.

By combining ground-level viewpoints with drone photography, reveals patterns and structures often overlooked, transforming modern cityscapes into visual statements where technology and creativity meet. Each image celebrates symmetry as a form of visual harmony within the chaos of urban life.

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